The Rockingham Flames men are through to the NBL1 West grand final at RAC Arena.
The Flames proved too good for the Cockburn Cougars in a preliminary final on Saturday, defeating them 116-102.
It will be Rockingham's third grand final appearance in five years.
NBL1 West MVP Isaac White was instrumental in the Flames preliminary final win finishing with 32 points and six assists while veteran Ryan Godfrey showed no signs of slowing down with 24 points.
Coach Ryan Petrik said he was proud of his side for making it through to another grand final.
"To make our third grand final is really pleasing, now we just need to finish the job," he said.
The Flames will face reigning champions the Geraldton Buccaneers at RAC Arena on Saturday, August 15.
"They're probably the one team we've studied the most in the last five or six years," Petrik said.
"We feel like we've got a really good handle on what they do and I'm sure they've got a really good handle on what we do with a couple of our former players now playing for them."
Tickets for the NBL1 West grand final are on sale here.
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